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PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday June 8, 1962 -- 19 News, comments from Epsom and area by Jean Jeffery Mr. and Mrs. Hill of Lon- don visited their son and daughter-in-law Gerald and Nancy. Our newest neigh- bours Norman and Betty Tapscott attended the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Gibbins at the home of the Gibbin's daughter in Markham. Mr. and Mrs. David Mart- land entertained several friends on Fri. night in honour of Barry and Lois Bushell's 25th wedding anni- versary. Don and Stella Asling picked up granddaughter Jan at Trafalgar Castle School at Whitby on Sun, and together visited Mrs. Asling Sunnybrae ladies by Vera Brown The weatherman wasn't very kind to the lady golfers on Tuesday, June 1st, but some ventured out to complete their nine holes. Others waited for better weather and some forgot to show up so will be off to a slow start pointwise. Low gross was Vera Brown with 48, with a chip-in on no.4 which gave her low putts of 13. Muriel Tassie recorded a chip-in on no.3. Low net for the week was Terry Criscione with 27. Leading the way teamwise are the "Heron Hasslers" which is captained by Ev. Sheffield. We are short 2 golfers to complete the teams so if "there are any ladies out there you will still be welcome, come out on Tues- day at 9 a.m. Roller classes can help trim The Slim 'n Trim Roller- skate now in its second year of operation, began classes on May 5 at Scugog Arena and now boasts over 30 skaters at any one lesson. The reason for the one hour of rollerskating instruc- tion was simple. 'Ladies were tired of skating around in circles," said Diane Aston, teacher of the class, "and they wanted to learn the basics." Basics include forward tangos, skating backwards, the- congo trio and glide waltzes. Mrs. Aston told the Star that the rollerskating builds up muscles and can burn up to 600 calories after several hours. The sessions which are held Wednesday mornings from 9:30 to 11:30 will end around September. Due 'to the increase in- popularity and consequently the size of the classes, Mrs. Aston now has an assistant Lois Barnard who instructs beginners. Both men and women can take part in the instruction period on a voloftary basis. Only admission*and rental fees are paid. Children are also allowed although there is no formal supervision. The program is well received. One regular is Robin Mountenay of Oshawa who said that is is '"A lot of fun and nicer now that we are being taught." In the future are plans for a dance class in which both men and women can take part; but Mrs. Aston said the lack of male participation may be a barrier. - "Some men attend, but I think they're scared," she laughed. 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Any boys or girls 12 years or older who are interested in the forthcoming 4-H Unit "Out of Doors Living" con- tact Gail or Elva Kerry at once. Jason Van Veghel was soloist at the Udora Sunday School Anniversary yester- day. Marie and Earl Wilson have enjoyed having their daughter Joyce and grand- daughter Leah Luchuk of Wiarton visiting them for a Tennis club news by Georgia Brock Peterborough Tennis Club visited Port Perry for last - Thursday night's Kawartha League matches. Three mens teams, two womens and one mixed doubles matches were played "with Port Perry winning in a clean sweep for / six points. Players were: John Scott, Bob Allin, Chic Carnegie, Ralph Ballard, John Orde, Doug Barton, Diane Burt, Ralph Price, Reit Orde, Winnie Tobin, Sophia Brendon, and Georgia Brock. Next Thursday the Port team plays in Fenelon Falls. week. The Wilsons made a trip to the Malton Airport to meet Mr. James Herman of Nigeria who is visiting Mrs. Mary and Miss Ruby Wilson of Uxbridge. All were saddened this weekend to learn of the passing of Mr. Bill Goslin on Sunday. He will be sadly missed by family and friends and members of the Port Perry L.O.L. Our sympathy to one and all. - Rachael Wilson of Oshawa visited for several days last week with Aunt Beth and cousin Michael Wilson. Keith and Peggy Kennedy and Sarah enjoyed the Harris Family re-union at Udora Hall. Social Club enjoyed a wild game of Volleyball at Joseph Gould Sr. Public School in Uxbridge with Goodwood Couples Club. Pretty hard on the referees but all enjoyed the fun. Jamie and Robert Ashton were visiting Grandma and Grandpa for a couple of nights last week. Several from the commun- ity attended the Beverley Simmonds recital at Port Re ration: to Rev. Clifford and Zena Peudle- bury of Churchill on the birth of daughter Sarah Ruby, May 11th, a wee sister for Rachel. Howard and Ruth Ashton called on cousin Nelson Ash- ton of Ashburn also Mrs. Wm. Robinson at Port Perry one day last week. Miss Kathy Baster enjoyed a trip to Ottawa for three days last week with her class from Joseph Gould Sr. Public School. Don't forget Bible Study June 9th at 8:00 p.m. at the Baster home. pony JTROPHIES ENGRAVING IDO-NO's! ber CRAFT & HOBBY 178 QUEEN STREET - 905-2839 p/n ee 7 Ontario & Ministry of Natural Resources Hon. Alan W. Pope , Minister That's why Ministry of Natural Resources staff ~ are inviting you to Open Houses in June. We want you to look at the pieces - your local forests, fish, wildlife, provincial parks and recreational areas, mineral resources and public lands and waters. Later this summer we'll pull all the pieces together and present - for your comment - our district land use strategies. They are, quite simply, recommendations for how your local natural resources can be managed wisely. But first, come and meet us, review the background information and give us your comments. ad The Lindsay District will be holding Open Houses at four locations, from 3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.: TUESDAY, JUNE 8th: LINDSAY - Provincial Government Building, 322 Kent Street West. THURSDAY, JUNE 10th: PETERBOROUGH - Sir Sandford Fleming College, Brealey Dr. Campus WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16th: WHITBY - Heydenshore Pavilion, Water Street. TUESDAY, JUNE 22nd: COBOURG - Lions Commit Centre, 157 Elgin Street East. W. T. Foster ' Deputy Minister For more information contact: Ministry of Natural Resources, Lindsay District, 322 Kent Street Waest, Lindsay, Ontario. Tel. (705) 324-6121. os